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By Keaton Ross | Oklahoma Watch Aug 2, 2021 1 of 7 A gate is seen outside of one of the inmate housing units at Joseph Harp Correctional Center in Lexington. Whitney Bryen / Oklahoma Watch Oklahoma Watch State Rep. Justin Humphrey, R-Lane, has spent much of the summer sounding the alarm over Oklahoma’s prison understaffing problem. On June 18 he asked Gov. Kevin Stitt to declare a state of emergency, arguing that low staffing numbers have elevated the risk of riots and violence in state prisons. He’s appeared on weekly Facebook Live broadcasts wit...

India Cases Jump by Global Record; Vaccine Debate: Virus Update Bloomberg 49 mins ago Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) -- India posted the world’s biggest one-day jump in coronavirus cases, with the number surging beyond 300,000 as a deadlier second wave shows no signs of abating in the South Asian country and leaves hospitals crammed with patients and short of oxygen. Popular Searches Singapore and Hong Kong called off plans to announce an air travel bubble, people familiar said, while Singapore’s Channelnewsasia reported that the city state is putting more than 1,100 migrant...

Singapore-Hong Kong Statement Delayed; IP Debate: Virus Update Bloomberg 1 hr ago Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) -- Singapore and Hong Kong called off a planned announcement on an air travel bubble, people familiar said. Singapore is also moving hundreds of migrant workers into quarantine after identifying infections at a dormitory, the Straits Times reported. Popular Searches Tokyo’s governor asked the Japanese government to declare a state of emergency in the capital, which is preparing to host the Olympics this year. France and Greece plan to ease some curbs, while Germanyâ...

India Cases Jump by Global Record; Vaccine Access: Virus Update Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) -- India posted the world’s biggest one-day jump in coronavirus cases, with the number surging beyond 300,000 as a deadlier second wave shows no signs of abating in the South Asian country and leaves hospitals crammed with patients and short of oxygen. Singapore and Hong Kong called off plans to announce an air travel bubble, people familiar said, while the southeast Asian city state is putting more than 1,100 migrant workers into quarantine as more virus cases we...